showDVH(x, cumul=TRUE, byPat=TRUE, patID=NULL, structure=NULL,
rel=TRUE, guessX=TRUE, thresh=1, show=TRUE, ...)
## S3 method for class 'DVHs':
showDVH(x, cumul=TRUE, byPat=TRUE, patID=NULL, structure=NULL,
rel=TRUE, guessX=TRUE, thresh=1, show=TRUE, ...)
## S3 method for class 'DVHLst':
showDVH(x, cumul=TRUE, byPat=TRUE, patID=NULL, structure=NULL,
rel=TRUE, guessX=TRUE, thresh=1, show=TRUE, ...)
## S3 method for class 'DVHLstLst':
showDVH(x, cumul=TRUE, byPat=TRUE, patID=NULL, structure=NULL,
rel=TRUE, guessX=TRUE, thresh=1, show=TRUE, ...)DVHs), multiple DVHs from one patient/structure (object of class DVHLst), or multiple DVHs from many patients/structures (object of class DVHLstLst). See x has class DVHLstLst: byPat=TRUE means that one diagram shows DVHs from one patient with multiple structures. byPat=FALSE means that one diagram shows DVHs for oncharacter vector. Show diagram for these patients only. If missing, all patients are shown. Can be a regular expression, see regex.character vector. Show diagram for these structures only. If missing, all structures are shown. Can be a regular expression, see regex.logical. Show relative volume?logical. Try to clip the x-axis for better visibility of main DVH range?numeric value. Relative volume threshold used with guessX=TRUE. Clip x-axis (+10%) such that the "highest" DVH is cut off at this relative volume.logical. If TRUE, diagrams are shown, if FALSE diagrams are not shown - only ggplot diagram objects are silently returned.fixed=TRUE for exact matching of patID and structure.ggplot,
readDVH,
saveDVHshowDVH(dataMZ, byPat=TRUE, structure=c("HEART", "AMYOCL"))
showDVH(dataMZ, byPat=FALSE, patID="23") # matches P123 and P234Run the code above in your browser using DataLab